OIN 11798-1999 Informations et documentations – Persistance et durabilité de l'écriture, impression et copie sur papier – Exigences et méthodes de test

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Norme internationale ISO 11798 a été développé par le comité technique ISO/TC 46, Informations et documentations, Sous-comité SC 10, Physical Preservation of Documents.

Annexes A and B form an integral part of this international standard. Annex C is for reference only.

OIN 11798-1999 Informations et documentations – Persistance et durabilité de l'écriture, impression et copie sur papier – Exigences et méthodes de test

introduire
Writing materials and devices that meet the requirements of this international standard may be used to prepare paper documents with stable and durable images, c'est à dire. images that may have little or no variation in characteristics affecting readability, and the possibility of copying or converting paper documents into other data carriers, such as microforms.

It is primarily used for writing, impression, and copying on writing and printing paper as well as copying paper.

This standard specifies the requirements and test methods for assessing image stability. Certain properties of the image, such as wear resistance, depend on the combination of the image and the paper. Permanent files (OIN 9706) and archival files (OIN 11108) used to prepare files can differ greatly in attributes that are important for image quality and persistence. The test conditions of this standard are selected in order to obtain results representative of the majority of papers on the market for a particular imaging process.

Dans cette norme, the requirements are based on

image color intensity and appearance;

light resistance;

– imperméable;

transmission of recorded images;

— résistance à l'usure;

— résistance à la chaleur;

Record the influence on the mechanical strength of the paper.

More stringent limits and other requirements than those set out in this international standard may be required when testing materials and machinery for documents of the highest durability and durability.

Experience has shown that images written with India ink, as well as printed images using commercial printing inks, are highly durable. Cependant, in many documents, acid inks have affected the paper to the point of paper corrosion, and images produced by dry or liquid toner are also susceptible to aging problems.

The experience of modern images is limited to a few decades. Images prepared with modern materials and machinery are often completely different from older images in terms of composition and properties. Donc, conclusions based on studies of older documents in libraries and archives are of limited use when discussing the persistence of modern documents.

Strictly speaking, the only way to test the persistence of an image is to process the document and store it under relevant conditions for a long time, perhaps hundreds of years. En pratique, one must rely on observations of documents that are only a few years old, and an assessment of the impact of factors known to affect the persistence and persistence of images.

1 gamme
This standard sets out requirements and test methods for assessing the persistence and durability of writing, printing and copying on paper stored for long periods in libraries, archives and other protected environments.

It is applicable to

Images on paper, except for documents within the ISO/TC 42 “photography” gamme;

Colorful images.

The information content of a color image should be preserved, but not necessarily the full artistic quality of the color image. Files whose information content is subject to minor colour changes are not covered by this standard.

It doesn’t apply to

Documents stored under harmful conditions, such as the effects of high humidity, overheating, radiation (comme la lumière), high concentrations of contaminants, or water that may promote microbial attack. Cependant, because files may be kept in an unprotected environment before being transferred to a protected environment, water and light resistance are important;

Legal documents, such as bank documents, where authenticity is a major concern.

2 Références normatives
The following standards contain provisions which, by reference, constitute the provisions of this International Standard. At the time of publication, the version shown is valid. All standards are subject to revision and Parties to an agreement based on this International Standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the latest versions of the following standards. IEC and ISO members maintain a register of international standards currently in force.

OIN 5-3:1995, La photographie – Density measurement – Partie 3: Spectral conditions.

OIN 1924-2:1994, Papier et carton. Determination of tensile properties. Partie 2: Constant elongation method.

OIN 2470:-1), papier, carton et pâte — Measurement of diffuse blue reflectance (ISO brightness).

OIN 4892-2:1994, Plastiques. Méthodes d'exposition aux sources lumineuses de laboratoire. Partie 2: Xenon arc sources.

– OIN 5626:1993, Papier – Determination of folding durability.

OIN 7724-1: — 2) Peintures et vernis — colorimetric methods — Partie 1: Des principes.

OIN 7724-2: — 3) Peintures et vernis — colorimetric methods — Partie 2: Measurement of colour.

OIN 7724-3: — 4) Peintures et vernis — colorimetric methods — Partie 3: Calculation of colour difference in CIELAB.

OIN 9352:1995, Plastiques. Determination of abrasion resistance of grinding wheels.

OIN 9706-1994, Informations et documentations. Paper for documents. Permanent requirement

OIN 12757-1:1998, Ballpoint pens and refill. Partie 1: General purposes.

OIN 12757-2:1998, Ballpoint pens and refill Part 2: File Usage (DOC).

– OIN 14145-1:1998, Ball pens and refill. Partie 1: General purposes.

OIN 14145-2:1998, Ball pens and refill — Partie 2: File Use (DOC).

BS 3484:19915), specification for blue and black recording ink.

3 Définition
For the purposes of this standard, the following definitions apply:

3.1

copie

To produce an image on paper that is a replica of an image on another document carrier, for example by a photographic or electrostatic printing process

3.2

Official document

Recorded information that can be treated as a unit in the documentation process

[Source: OIN 5127-1:19,836)]

3.3

durabilité

The ability to resist the effects of wear in a performance situation

3.4

image

Pigments are distributed on paper as characters or other visually recognizable patterns

3.5

Monochrome image

A color record of the image

3.6

Colorful image

Consists of images recorded in a variety of colors, where colors form part of the information content

3.7

continuity

It can maintain chemical and physical stability for a long time

3.8

Permanent image

Images that have little or no change in properties affecting their use during long-term storage in libraries, archives, and other protected environments.

Note 1: Examples of these properties are the stability of the created image (par exemple. legibility and contrast) and the stability of the paper recording system.

3.9

impression

Produce an image on paper from a printing press, a thermal printer, or a computer printer, such as a laser or inkjet printer

3.10

recording

Write, print and copy

3.11

Spot color image

Use different colors of the image in separate sections, so the colors don’t overlay

3.12

write

Make images on paper, one character or stroke at a time

Exemple: Hand drawing with pen or pencil, or by typewriter or pen plotter.

 

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